Sentence examples for takes more support from inspiring English sources
It is certainly true that Ukip takes more support from people who backed the Conservatives in 2010 than any other source, but this statistic is deceptive in two ways.
According to Lezhnev, truly making the minerals trade conflict-free will take more support from the Congelese government, along with the US and the European Union.
In the context of the very tight Al Gore-George W. Bush election, this may have swung the balance given that exit polls showed Nader took more support from Gore than Bush - hence the "spoiler" label that some have pinned on him.
He said most evidence suggests they are taking more support from the Conservatives than anywhere else, which could be of importance in Tory-held marginal seats like the Vale of Glamorgan and Aberconwy.
However, the AOF officially listed Coates as a competitor so that he could train with the others on the ice, and because the artificially inflated athlete count would entitle the Australian team to take more support staff.
"State-owned enterprises try to spend as much as they can, so they have an excuse to demand more support and take more kickbacks".
It is very similar to promoting a pre-order product, but instead of taking a lot of risks with the production, the company can get more support and take a safer route.
Victims of domestic violence will have more support in taking abusive former parters to court after the court of appeal quashed restrictions on obtaining legal aid in family court cases.
Helping the government improve Croatians' living standards will take more Western support than Croatia is getting now.
One was his decision to become a non-executive at the mining firm Anglo American, which some commentators feared might distract him from sorting out RBS. Another was a row with the government over bonuses, when RBS took more taxpayer support from the Asset Protection Scheme.
More financial freedom gives rise to more scientific freedom: I can take more risks, support my project with my research allowance, and attend meetings thanks to the travel allowance--a feature no longer standard in many fellowships.
